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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-23

TOTlUE-IN OuMPLI ANOE WITH
N the provisions and requirements Of an
Act OF the General Assembly ~ tho
March "a. 1898. entitled "An Act Concern
ing Private Corporations" notice Ia hereby
given that a certificate OF Incorporation. for
9 company 10 DO known as "Ine mather
Bleaching system aud kter Company,
will. on the let day OF June, A. u, lev, a.
70 O'Clock q. m. be presepted at the Court
House, in Wilmington, TO the Honorable lg.
ma thus q. Grub. Associate Judge OF
the Superior Court OF the state Of Delaware,
In and for New OBS 10 County, for his ap'
provsl. BATES h AhNlNDTON.
m20-i0s Attorneys for IncorDoratOrs.
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nE0ISTER'S UkDEh.
II. REGISTERS OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DOL.

April 10Th. 1887.
Upon tho application of Mary Mchuxn,
Executrix Of james McHugh. lato Of VIII
ming,on Hundred, in raid county, deceased,
1t 10 ordered and eirec.ed by the Register
that the kxecutrix aforesaid givo notice OF
granting OF letters Documentary upon the
estate Of tho deceased. with tho date OF
granting thereof, By causing advertisement
TO be posted within forty days from the date
Of such letters in six OF the most pubic
places OF the county Of Now Castle, requir-
iug all persons having dewands against the
estate to present the same, or abide by an
Act Of Assembly in such case made and pro
vided; and also cause the same To- DO insert
cd within the came period 10 the DAILY M
PUBLICAN, q new spspor publ he'd 10 WIZ
mington, Del, and to DO continued therein
three weeks. (e.o.d
L Q. Of Once Of the Register aforesaid,
lie ct Wilmington, in New Castle
County aforesaid, the day and year above
JOHN K. BRADFORD, Register.
NoT1oB.- All persons having ciaimt
against the estate Of the deceased must pre-
sent the sam e,duly attested to the Executrfx
on or before April 18th 1855. or abide the
Act of Assembly In such case made and pro
vided. MARY MICH u0h,
Address, wilmington, Dol. m3-sw-eod
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WILMYNslTUN . NOkTMERN In.

Time table In effect May 10Th, 1887. Train,
leave Wilmington tkrench st.eet) as follows;
For Reading, Birdsboro, Joanns, Spring
neld, WaynesourK function, Manor, Potts.
willie, TaWaqua, Allentown, Lebap0a, Wei
nersvtlle and all points on the Philadelphis
and Reading X. r., 100 q. m. and 2.<b p. N
For Springfield, Waynesburg Juno
ton, OoRtesville, Embroeville, Lenapc
Ohsdd's ford and DuPont's and interrne,
diate points,7.et am. 2As, and o l6 D. m.
For West Chester, I. 90 n. IN. ATS PIN.
For Now Bridge and intermediate points
o.lb p. m. and on Saturday, at 8 l6 and Il. 70
p. m.
On Sunday for Reading and intermediate
points, at 70 a. IN, and for Spring field and
intermediate points at 8 10 o. N.
A. q. MoOAUSLAND, I. b. HiBBARB,
SupertDtaDdent. ff@n't r.sa -
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Cantata Croaksrs.


ia WHINING tOniAn 10 unnecessarily
eeveee upon the rendition Of ESTHER"
~ TIA Young People's Association OF
e FAuPs n. E church ON last
Wednesday, end Thursday evenings, In
The Opera House. 81. Paul's church ir
only % Tar connected with 1t that the
onaoetation that rendered Il 10 com posed
q great measure by young people be.
longing 20 that church and W some be-
longing to no church, and the addt
eeaal fat that the association meets in
H. church for which 1t 10 named. But
esds from this NO apology is needed for
~ PAurs church. Even IL 1t gave its
fall sanction for the Young Peoples
Assoctstion to render esther" in COS
eane. which 1t did not, there was
nothing In the perfor nance that could
In the least vltiAte and initiate against
good morals. Hd . peripatetic opera
company rendered the oAntata the most
worldly people would have stood aghsss
and with uplifted hands aud would
have CALLED 1t . sacrNege OF the Holy
Scriptures. II then the cAntasa Of
''Esther" Is too sacred to be performed
BY the opera and too immoral for per-
oouAtton by an association allied TO q
church, where does 1t stand? Queen
Esther WAS one OF the most admira BILE
characters described in Holy writ. Her
beauty, virtue and devotion to her
people has been the theme OF the Most
clog uens sermons. Amongst the women
OF the Bible her name stands pre-.
eminent.
Miriam, the sister OF Moses, danced
before tie ark, Naomi intrigued for the
marriage OF her daughter-in-law with
arch kinsman, Hannah gave her In
liant child TO the service OF the Lord
EIizabeth WAS the mother OF John and
Mary was the mother OF Christ, but
Esther Of all the train took her lie In
her hands and stood before the king to
pead for despised people with the ex-
clamation warm upon her lips, "And
II perish I perish"
The representation of such o charac.
Ger by . number Of young people,
whose voices are but trained for sacred
music, cannot be out OF place. True,
the performance has an operstio cast,
but 1; lacks the trained opera perform
-ers and the usual operate audience. Is
It not much better that young people
should be permitted to engage in such
harmless perform snces than to be
drawn away into those of o more
doubtful character?
We cannot agree with the ssli- sancti.
fed idea of the Wilmingtonisn that
because young person becomes 8
member OF church, or y member OF an
association that IL under church au-
spicss, at person must be forever af. r
.preoluded from all rational enjoyment,
that though clothed In representative
oostu me, IN tensfdss the moral aud rel Il
Gus senstbiltties pr his or her nature
The world is fall of oroakers, ant
sbnss who woul4 through "a pretended
the r~ig'o0 kjsct 70 he osnta.s o
z= ,theH on ftnoral ground
s Su,s< cared that they do no
o'cla
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NJUTIOE.-I WILL COMM Emo Il On
~ MONDAY, April 18th, to regulate,
zeal and stamp ali weights and measures
need In REV Castle County, this yesr. All
WORK left AT kyle's rinth and King streets,
or at my resirence. 1855 Poplar street, VIII.
miLgtcn, will receive prompt attention.
JACOB DEAkYNE.
Regulator Of Weights and measured.
AIS Gun, BOD
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The sidewalk in front o. the Slty
Hall is being repavet WIN s'one nag
eine, and it is unde,s.o2 ELI sa re siI
a;n;n;no. will be repaved With the
a mate rial. The work Is being
Cone by Thomas Davidson.
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CLOSING OUT +,

Owing to falling no naods and
ono 61SsSins st IS Pr ssp and
i sss.s 81 e ss;:' "a T; Fl ssd r.;
spring, sum me er, coi.s
linen and seersu,.,s nabas, ttaf
Ladies' and Ee '9al1sts, shirt. &,
and straps. OG init coats glos.
overalls, Jumpers, a nders. stero.
views, pursea, al, ain = 70 order, o. ,,s =
yard. open Ss.u1usia ntilS oS
O'clock; other ever l. ia as,d dwell!ps.|
/ viii sell my store anp pelawsl
price and on easy terms uyRus3
a29-eod.3m
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NYOrIUE-ThE FOURTH ANNUAL,
~ meeting OF the shareholders Of the
Guardian savings and Loan Association
will no Reid at the office OF the Secre;sry,
No 7l2 Market street, m tuesday evening,
May 2sto. 1887, st 8 O'Clock. The annual re-
port " III Re presented Gnd an election for
officers and d r. 'ors helt.
Attest VIM. +. HAWKINS, Secretary.
mlp-bt
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vice. consultation or trsa,
until the patient rronoup
himself well,
The only charge being msds,,|
cine used during ths treat
DIR. WILBUR. SPECIAL.
Treats successfully chronic
standing diseases, az tho.sof,
Throat and Lungs, Live XII
Heart Complaints; inve,s,s
OF the Stomach that have "a,
er methods; those fearful din,
nervous system, arising from
causes; Scrofula, Dropsy, para
Fever Sores, Contra9tel Colis]
ed and Stiff Jointo, Rhounai
ralgia, Scientiea, Bone Dst1
Salt Rheum, Ervsipslas, Seal
Ill.C0nditioned UIcers, Eassl
Asthma, Hay Fever, RISE Cold
Coughs. Chronic Dlarrh o., an
ties. All may be cured by hid
full system If not too far a
Bone diseases cured when all d
hods have failed.
Ladies who are suffering VI
plants peculiar TO their ser cal
the doctor with every assn
speedy relief and re1manen, ID
out subjeeting them to the em(
procedure Of examination, \
nine cases out Il ten is unu|
The Doctor particularly inl
cases that have been given up(
physicians
Consultation and Exsminatla
Office hours from 10 3. III. III
Positively no patients seen
day.
Tumors and Cancers remOv
out pain or the useof = knife,
TFsTIMOSIALS.
Mrs. Q. A. Tilton OF EAston,
bone disease and paralysis Of a
Wilbur cured her entirely, 10
is well.
Mr.. Frank Levy, employe
Steelton flour mill, steelton, v
eyed twenty years. Dr.. WiIbu
tened his eyes In a few MINI
eye sight has since much imp
eyes being so terribly crossed
was much interfered win.
Little Regina Goldsmith, thel
intelligent 5 year-old daughter
Goldsmith OF No. $50 Marx
Harrisburg had been lsugni'
the past year owing % a tai
DR.. Wilbur removed the worm
hours, head and all compete
ster measured twenty-five lert
| 8. II Moritz of No ~ Elnll
Williamsport, Pa, was cured
disease Of fifteen years stAlIiin!
| Wilbur. Mr.. Morris was tiea'
| Doctor when in Easton, "a,
ago, and to-day is a well ma,
Mrs. Joseph Mason OF Kal
was blind for nearly ten years
long years she was unable 10 ;, -
of her children. She consult
and oeulists in her own ana o
tries who treated her o1' ialv
her. She heard of DR.. WllOul
Transport, Pa, and her h!'oan
to consult him. Tie doctor .
one eye and restored the slsl
two wee ks after operated Il
eye with like success res'of'Gs
fully, making a perfect Auu
cure.
A deaf man made to hear
drew Boyson,w who resides corn,
and Susquehanna strceV',
Pa, was deaf for fifteen yesfs'
ed by DR.. Wilbur and eau
watch tick.
DIR. Wilbur invites any one !,
any of these statements 70 " "
parties concerned and ascgf'a =
selves, but be sure anu ,
stamps If you expect. an a'l NV,
The doctor invites e"''
from people at a distance van. -,
answers any letters unless
q two stamps. .ho
These are only a few OF me ,ae
monials obtained by Dr.. W W
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-23

Check Tennis Balmorals, rubber scles,
S1.25.
Children's Gray Canvas, leather soles
(sizes 8 to 1919 81 IS.
Black do. do, S1.75.
Tan do. do, $1.25 and u SO.
Mems Tennis and Canvas
Shoes in all styles a n d
widths. Newest shades OF
Canvas and at prices that'll
please you, 81, $3.50, So and
$3.50.
Market street front, west of main aisle.
Parasols. There's I'M
wonted stir among t h e
makers. Some OF them must
realize. We can help them
if the prices are right. They
make the prices right. Some
OF our stock, too. We name
the lots and give fair selling
value as we'll as price.
200 printed Monte Cloth Parasols, lace
to match,
81; selling value, 50.
40 Black Satin Parasols,
$l.50; selling value, $3.50.
$50 Colored Satin Parasols. also Black
handsome sticks, large gilt tips,
81; selling value, $3.
45 Twilled Silk, different colors, with
large oblong spots,
$3.50; selling value, $3.50.
25 Figured, plain colored Satin, with
large self-colored spots.
$3.50; selling value, Is. so.
rs Black Satin Parasols, lace trimmed,
silk lined,
$2.75; selling value, 1915.
There are also about 100,
no two alike, that are as low.
Chestnu, street front, west of Arcade.
Trouble in a Hamburg
Embroidery camp. A stock
that wouldn't move. Some
of it not so fine as it might
be; some smirched and fin
gered. The longer it lay
half dead the more smirch-
ing and lingering. Getting
worse instead OF better. The
patterns were handsome
enough, but the price was
that Of cleaner, finer things.
An awakening. Something
must be done. Better a
quarter or third than moth
ing. That was our-y0ur
time.
The things are now here.
1--WE shall put them on a
counter near the White
Goods this morning. The
lprices are such as were
never before on Handbags
|Half our March sbeeia
sale u1ussea and tim
i6lea Hamburg ta7ces. W.
thought them marvelously
low, SO did you. You'll
double your wonder whel
fyou see these things.
! Here are sample prices o
Flouncings embroidered il
two colors:
Flouncings-
From 81 So to 90 cents.
, From 81 90 to IS cents.
x Flouncings Greatly 80
From 30 to IS cents.
! From S1.l5 to 10 cents.
From Sl.0U to 10 cents.
4 Flouncings-
From 81 co to SO cents.
From 50 to 25 cents.
From SO to % cents.
All overs
: From Sl00 to 50 cents.
I From So to So cents.
4 Narrows in pink, ligi
: blue, dark blue, brown, ecr
4 and Turkey red.
= inch for cents.
~ inch for cents.
s inch for 6 cents.
3 inch for cents.
inch (ecru) for 10 cents.
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D p. HAMlL1|

1923 Orange st, WIFI
or at the Manuiscttooriyii, r 9a' d
J. E. JUSE,, Agt. co., ~ I; aEEodu3
For reference apply Buliot
Jopn q. Baker. WIZ ,,o ,,ss Hun
Len,x David Len y, " so;ers
q. IL. Simon, Frank hO moi
others.
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wy O. aUTARiiEt;' lob SV soI1
w. and builder: ! "a Isss OlsSl
.ttsnded to. Apply o. i'''
Wilmington, Del
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7 CAN FURNiS H 1000 INDUSTRI-
L Gus ladies with permanent lucrative
emp loymcnt. No fraud or humbuR. Hun
dreds OF estimonials from ladies' made indie
pendent thi ouvh this work.
Mrs. IL. +. LITTLE. Chicago. Ill.
mI6-l2tl-gtwt
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HAVEON HAND A
~ full supply of dissolved phosphate for
bowers, pure bone phosphate for lawns, pure
round bone for chickens, pure ground bohe
Tor grape vines, &c. in s. 10, IS and 50 pound
bags. Manufactured by j. A. Ora NSTOS
Company, l09 King street and Newport, Del.
mlS-tf
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EE&rAHCE OF Philadelphia
,JA,no, Nm jumping from q street
pcsc zht hist foot on the platform,
vas thro wn to the ground and had his
hand crashed. under the car wheels,
will not deter others from jumping
from the cars, and now aud then one
will get hurt in the same manner, pos
stbly be Injured to greater extent.
THOUSANDS OF people every day take
iust uch risks, never thinking OF stop
ming d street car when they want To
leave 4, even though 1t Is in rapid mo-
zion. IL IL no unusual thing 10 see
parsons after they touch the ground
carried o rod or two beyond the place
they wanted to get off a. by the force
Of the momentum given by ths cars.
It IA not that men are In such des-
uerste hurry that they take such risks,
INT tbet have o feeling tina. 1t look
unmaniy to have the cars stopped, and
they prefer to reach the ground on tht
run. This feeling OF manliness and
.eeaf dep sudencs Is rather admired by
the ma ,rity of conductors, ss " savel
chem the trouble Of stopping the cars
indeed some of them are ready With 6
.novl II asked to stop for gentleman
vhom they suppose should have agility
enough t. cap IF m a car withon
gathering the otticta who hold th
lines Q nd cole 1t the Arel. This feeling
We are leased to say, does not appi'
20 any great extent to the car drive
of Wiiuiagton. As q general .hts
they srs an obliging class of person
Iho a O not become annoyed at rim
r. Isave the cars. But it Is here as
a. In larger cities. Passengers otte
s..ve tina oars without giving the drive
INV al yn.l vhAtever that they want
do 90, and when he looks around 70 s.
nov many are in the car they are gon
ocoasionally too without putting the
hav
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POUDRET']
AS A
Fertilizer for

Oats, Citrops. Egg.Plan,I,s,,, .s rial
sSss ss q
' oanno Ut o 90 eqraIied 70 give ys, al
s Wora aa or % p1eysnt tas ys, n...
superior. Tho farmer NV, ~ui ,nsures
S good nIs crop So uonsideTi1E, the 9.9a ts,,
for p Po,uaretts to So per , tSn, 'I v,
put 1t Within thu reach , y, better
s ysa 70 e yoarssi and isSp y1S
trouble anybody foI i .n,lsour,,,et
H nRlshssoi COMPOST; in god g s,ai'
a era early. n
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NOTICE UkkikG aENS L. AN "a >
~ sociation ia now Issuing neE series
OF stock, nrst psyneet due may &c. THIS as
Is live and active aud Is making
money. j. h. hOFfECAEN. JR.
GEO. q. MARlS, President.
Secretary. n-l1-l3t
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MOTT UE-30o SHARES NV SEklES
~ Mechspics' Build ny Loan Stock lust
Issued aud for sale. first payment Oh the
second Tuesday In Mav. applications
made to WI. MORROW, Secretary, No.
All French street, will receive prompt alton
ton, az2-cod-tf
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NOTICE-kNlaHTS OF LA b q X.
~ There will be q special meetiug OF AS.
sembly, No. $3.50 K. Of L.. in their hail Fifth
and Walnut s.ree;s. on Wednesday even ng.
at O'Clock. Busltess o importance All
brothers invited. BY order OF master work.
man. m2O ATT
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-23

NolluE--6 Prs OESr MORTGAGES
~ for sale IN sums to tuit.
mia 81 ttd1R &EG a.. MARKS.
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Consultation and Exsninstis
Office hours from 10 3. III. III
Positively no patients seen
day.
Tumors and Cancers remOv
out pain or the useof = knife.
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PUT TO The TEST.
How Young Washington BOBBY Lost a
Charming Girls Love.

HOW Young Washington BOBBY Lost a
Charming Girls Love.
That "the best laid plans Of mice and
men gang aft Aglee" has almost daily
Illustration, muses. a Washington corre-
spondent. The particular instance re-
TERED to is the case Of young Washing
ton blood who for a number of years has
laid siege to the heart of a young lady
whose father is one of the wealthiest men
In town. The old gentleman looked APP.
provingly on the satisfactory progress
that the young man was making, but
thought it would be we'll to see
whether 1t was the daught or
or the money that he wooed
80 ardently. So one bright day he called
up the would-be son-in-law to him and
t him blandly that he was not averse
TO- ne marriage, but that when 1t was con-
sxmated he must take care of her himself,
and not expect her to take care Of him, or,
In other words, that he could not sup port
them. This was done solely as blind,
Tor the paterfamilias doubted not that th Q
boy was sincere in his affections. Aud so
they parted, the fond lover Vowing his un-
utterable attachment and his entire will
ingness to shoulder the responsibilities
OF his prospective now life. But
the old 2entleman's experiment worked
like charm. The young man has neve r
shown up from that day TO this, and now
"all bets are of, as 1t were The
young lady and her father are congratu-
lating themselves at the narrow escape
the bank account has made, and the
BOBBY is looking around for hole to
crawl In. Meantime another follow, with
good hard horse sense, came along and
married the girl, and the generous father
in-law gave them goodly sum of money.
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TRAINED FLEAS.

-
Wonderful Intelligence aud Muscular
Force of the Little Insects.
Flc0s not only possess the power of
making surprising jumps, but display
an almost incredible muscular force.
Lemery saw flea of middle size
chained to little silver cannon, which
the insect drew after it. The cannon
was above an inch long. and rs thick
as a small pipe, weighing twenty -four
times more than the flea. The GUN
was supported on two wheels. and ex-
actly like cannon used in war. II
was sometimes fired off, but the brave
flea was not Mt all frightened by the
artillery roar His mistress. adds
Lemery, kept the insect in little vel
vet box, which she carried in her
pocket. She fed the creature easily,
by putting it every day, for little
time, on her arm, scarcely feeling the
bite. Winter killed this martial flea.
Mouifett says that an Englishman made
a gold chain as long as his finger, with
a paddock and key; a flea being ut
tached to this chain, drew it daily with
ease. The whole mass weighed less
than grain.
Hoock relates that another English
workman made an ivory carriage. with
six horses; coachman sat on the box,
with dog between his legs; there, too,
rode a postillion, four gentlemen were
in the carriage and two footmen be-
hind The whole equipage was drawn
by one flea Chicago Herald
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-07-09

MANY People refuse to take Cod Liver
Oil on account of its unpleasant taste.
This difficulty has been overcome in Scott s
Emulsion of Cod Liver OIL with Hypophos.
phites. 1t being as palatable as milk, and
the most valuable remedy known for the
treatment of Consumption, Scrofula and
eases of Children, Chronic Coughs and
Colds, has caused physicians in all parts OF
the world to use it. Physicians report our
little patients take it with pleasure. Try
Scotps Emulsion and be convinced.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-07-09

IT. is said that Bishop Fowler, of the
Methodist Church, once gave some advice
TO conference congregation in this fash
ion: ''Don't say any thing against the
man who is to como after you. Administer
who didn't bear this in mind was asked
BY his parishioners what kind of a man
his successor was. oh, brother - is
good man, but But whats II there's
anything wrong that is just what we
want to know. Now tell us what's the
natter, We'll, Brother - is good
man, but the fact is. brethren, he parts
his hair in the middle We won't have
him. We don't want dude. Conference
mustn't send him. The appointed Sund ay
arrived and with IL the dude minister.
As he walked up the aisle a broad grin
0verspread the faces in the rear seats.
BY the time he reached the pulpit ths con-
gregation broke out into roar of laughter.
The minister was bald" ga
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-07-09
A Flat Contradiction.

Some one has told you that your catarrh
is incurable. 1t is not so. DIR. Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy will cure it. 1t is pleasant
to use and it always does its work thor
oughly. We have yet to hear of case in
which it did not accomplish cure when
faithfully used. Catarrh is disease which
it is dangerous to neglect. A certain rene.
dy is at your command, Avail yourself OF
it before the complaint assumes a more
serious form. All druggists. r,.a
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what Might Have Been Expected.

A lady in Barringer township, says the
Statesville IN. CO. Landmark, had heard
that sprinkling a little gunpowder on the
fire would prevent hawks from molest-
ing chickens Hawks were very trouble
some among her chickens and she got
the powder-horn and proceeded to pour
little stream of powder on the fire. What
might naturally have been expected to
follow did follow-the fire ran up into the
horn, the powder exploded and her hand
was torn to pieces.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-07-09

THE FISH BITE vigorously about this time,
and nowhere do liner fish bite, nor bite
more eagerly than in the numerous trout
and graylng streams and crystal lakes OF
Northern Michigan. Mackinac Island is in
the very center of the sportsman's para
disc. Near it are the finest fishing grounds
of Lake Huron, and hard by are the famous
yet little known, Les Cheneaux Islands
where monster muskallonge meander.
Send for detailed information to VIM. J,
Seinwerth, Agent M. c., Toledo, o.